HENRY VIII Flashcards

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1
Q

why did wolsey fall out of favour with henry

A

he couldnt convince the pope to annul his marriage with catherine of aragon

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what happened after wolsey and more fell out of power

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Thomas Cranmer and Thomas Cromwell (protestant reformers)brought into high ranking governemnt positions with the help of the Boleyn family

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3
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what was the kings great matter

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it was when Henry VII and Catherine Of Aragon couldnt produce a male heir so he wanted his marriage annulled

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4
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what did henry order wolsey to do in 1526

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start a campaign to get pope clement vii to allow the annullment

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5
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why did pope not grant annullment

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as he was at war with france and needed support of charles v who was c.o.a nephew so was furious at henry and didnt want to help him

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what happened in 1529

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Pope allowed Wolsey and Lorenzo Campeggio(Cardinal) to set up commision in England to discuss whether there were grounds for annullment

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7
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what did pope order campeggio to do

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stall the final verdict

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8
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what was the commissions final decision

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that it couldnt be decided and only the pope could decide who henry viii had no influence over

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9
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what was anticlericalism

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Criticism of the behaviour and power of the clergy

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10
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what happened in 1529

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henry replaced wolsey as chancellor for thomas more

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11
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what was praemunire

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a medieval law stating that people could not support foreign powers (including pope) over the king

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12
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what happened in 1530

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with help of thomas cromwell(MP, reformer, privy counciller) king accused wolsey and rest of clergy of england of praemunire

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13
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what did henry request to pardon the clergy

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£100,000

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14
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what did cromwell add to the pardon

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the king be known as the supreme head of the english church and clergy

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15
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what was the act of annates

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Thomas Cromwell imposed this in order to cut off payments made to priests from newly appointed bishop

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16
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what was the supplication of ordinaries

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a bill criticising the abuse of church courts, it argued that church courts interferred with royal courts which gave henry a line of attack against the pope

17
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what happened after supplication of ordinaries was passed

A

More dismissed as Chancellor and replaced which meant henry firmly led by cromwell and boleyns who were reformers.

18
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what happend in 1532

A

cranmer became archbishop

19
Q

what happened in jan 1533

A

Henry and Anne Boleyn marry in secret

20
Q

what did Cromwell and Audley do

A

drafted laws to make the marriage legal to stop interference from pope and henry forced bill through house of commons

21
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may 1533

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cranmer announced annullment of catherine of aragon and henrys marriage and later declared his marriage to anne was lawful

22
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what did the pope threaten to do to henry

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he threatend to excommunicate henry if he didnt return to catherine which forced henry to break with rome as he couldnt risk an illegitimate heir

23
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1534

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act of supremacy passed making henry supreme head of church of englanda

24
Q

what happened to thomas more when he spoke out against annullment in court

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in july 1535 after more refused to accept the oath of succession he was executed